Readings On Determination • Discussion 1

Re: Peirce List (1) (2)

What I’m really after here has to do with the way a certain concept of determination figures into Peirce’s better definitions of a sign relation — “better” meaning definitions strong enough to bear the load of a consequential theory.

That is a very old business with me and there are developments of it still unfinished but lately I have noticed a number of related issues which are not as clear as they need to be.

So I’ll be trying to do something about that, by the by.

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